The Great 'Great Hunt' Hunt

Former_MSE_Debs

Great 'Great Hunt' Hunt

Each week, we seek to tap MoneySavers' collective knowledge on a wealth of different topics - from 'disguised own brands' to 'how to talk to kids about debt', or 'smell-alike perfumes'. So this week, we thought it's only fair to ask which topics YOU want to explore.

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floater010

I once knew a semi-retired doctor who practised chiropracty on the side. He would crack me up in a few minutes and made me feel like new, and only charged a modest amount. Unfortunately he retired and moved away so I had to seek help elsewhere and went to a chiropractor. These people seem to be only interested in their bank balances, charge £30 a time and give one a whole string of appointments, all utterly useless compared to my first experience with the doctor. These chiropractors need investigating and regulating!

Ken68

Maximising protein at the least cost. As protein is the major cost of a meal, can we do a hunt for the cheapest . For example, liver is about £1 a kg, cannot remember offhand but packed with nutrition very high in protein.
Another example , cheap cheese has the same protein levels as expensive cheese. Usual caveats apply though, varied diet etc.

vikki_louise

Lots of MSErs kindly come together to make the poorly children at https://www.postpals.co.uk by sending a card, unwanted prizes or working together for comps/give aways for example every child got a kawala from the cushell instant win comp.
It would be great to have a hunt on how to help charities for less/using your MSE ways, if that's using the free card offers to send them to Post Pal children, nice toiletries brought at next to nothing and donated to your local domestic violence refuge or those click to donate for free options.
I know a lot of people craft or buy tons of things that are huge bargains, it would be nice for some of them to be used for a nice cause

guineapig

Great Hunt suggestions:

1. What is your favourite cheap meal?
2. Best mutlti -use household product?
3.Best multi - use health/beauty item?
4.Your favourite Tip to stop yourself spending on stuff you want but don't need?
5.Best tip YOU ever invented to save money?
6.Best money saving tip you have ever read/been told about?
7.Most ingenious (other)use of an item/product that it wasn't intended for?
8.Your most innovative food saving tip?
9. Best financial advice you have ever been offered?
10. Ideas for money saving holidays in UK?